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Newspaper Page TextMHaHRHaaMHHHHHHHBHaaHMMHMBMMMlbl'". "HTlfTT-'- I ' ! -'J ' - ' JJ .aU.. smii.r. I, ao is. nni .auHi., -hi ui. II 1 rtWB a! .MaaUsVtss. r s. m Jl1fsii I II t - "I UAJLY EUGENE GUARD. SATURDAY, - AJJGUPT 1. FOR Popular Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, P.AT.T. ON JULIUS GOLDSMITH. Headquarters for the Eugene Soda Works. Dr Lowe leaves Buuday. Homenway's Corner Drug Btoie. Commissioners court Wednesday. Dr. Kluley, dentlst.room 8,Dunn blk. Roads will be splendid after It clears up. Moulding at half price at Wheeler Brothers' yard. A flue phaotou $100. F L Chambers. Persons oomlng into town report more ralu hero than at points east of here. Bide walking a small lot of clear dressed for the price of common to clouo. Wheeler Bros' yard. Pure blood means good health. De Wltt's Barcapatllla purifies the blood, cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all diseases arising from Impure blood. Obiiukn A DkLano. ' Next Wedueula.v evening August 6, the Y P 8 C E of the Presbyterian church will give an Ico cream social on the church lawn. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It Is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by Oaburn k DeLano, The people that are recreating in the mountains and sea coast liavo one satisfaction. They will uilss the aimy of hungry collectors. When you go to the coast or moun tains order the Daily Uuard to fol low you with all the home news. It will only cost 60 ceiils a month by mall. We have been handed somo extraor dinary fine Late Dukeoherrles. Ono of the peculiarities of the same are that they are doubles and triplets and are lust In season They came from B D Palue'a yard. , - Stoves to (It everybody's purse lrom f 1.00 to 110.00. Just bought a bank rupt sloek of throe car loads. F. L. Chambers. Do you lack faith and love health? Lot us establish your faith and restore your health with De Witt's Barsaparll la. Ohiiuhn A DkLano, Joe Kalyton, of Pondleton, who was sentenced to three years in the pen, on a charge of perjury lias been released. The supreme oourt reverses the decis ion of the lower court. A cup of Parks' Tea at night moves the bowels In the morning without pain or dlioomfort. It is a great health giver and blood purlller. Bold by A. Ykbinoton, Dtllcate articles, such as edgings, ruchlngs, laces, and gossamer will not stand much rubbing. Boap Foam Washing Powder cleans, them per fectly without daniago or trouble. Hall & Bon. IvAHL'B CLOVER ROOT will pu rlfy your blood, cleat your complexion, regulate your bowels aud makes your head as clear as a boll. 2fio, 60o, and 11.00. Henderson & Llun. Teamsters who are freighting be tween tills city and Corvallls report ac tivity among the farmers all along the road, Cutting and binding la well un der way and a number of threshers were Just ready to start up, but will bo delayed some by the shower. Pass the good word along the Hue. Pile can lie quickly cured without an operation by simply applying De Witt's Witch Hasol Halve. Obiiukn A DkLano. Parks' Buro Cure Is a positive nin-cMo In all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys. By removing tlio urlu auid In the blood It oures Rheumatism. B. U Uasford, or Carthage, 8. Dakota, says: "I believe Parka' Knre Cure excels all other medicines for Rheumatism and Urinary disorders." Bold by A. Ykr inoton. There are now SOU men employed on the Astoria railroad, aud the contrac tors, Honeyman A Dellart, of Port land, say they will anil 700 men In a week or two. Here Is a good opportu nlty for soma of the Idle men In Port land to obtain Hire or four mouths' work. The contractors' headquarters are at Rainier. They are under con tract to have the nwd ready for the rolling stock by next May. Wa received today our Celebrated ni ,uuai "Ul v"' ChaSO & Sanborn S ROASTED COFFEES. - n--- i in i Boston Baked Beans loci Potted Ham 5o Sardines 5e Vth street. GRAY.'da SON. I You can now kill deer. Dr. Willoughby, dental parlors. Ask Hall A Son for "Hoe Cake." Dr. Fiuley, denllst.room S.Duiin blk. A fine light buggy for $42.00. F L Chamliers. Tammany has (leel led to support Bryan aud Bewell. Weather prediction for tonight, rain; for Sunday, fair and cooler. A large number of farmers In town today. The rain Is responsible for this. Won't "yellow the clothes" is what they say about Boap Foam Washing Powder. ' New and second hand buggies. F L Chamliers. The Eugene Ice works will ship a carload of Ice on the next freight train. Call at the Arctic Boda and Bottling Works for any kind of drink made. Hale row. lumber at Wheeler Bros' yard cheaper than you can buy In the mid dle of the road. Stoves at half price. F L Chambers. Soap Foam saves the sticngth for other duties, and saves the clothes. Hall A Bon. BH f.LOH'S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, Is In great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-nvc doses only 26o. Children love It. Bold by Henderson o& jjiiiu. "Wake up, Jacob, the day Is break lug!" so said DoWltt's Little Early Risers to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Osburn A DeLauo. Some individual who wants a sure thing when ;ho bets offers to wager that the next president will be whis kerlessand that his first name will be William. Captain Sveency tJ. 8. A., Ban Di ego, Cal., says: "Bhilo's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do mo any good." Price 60c. Henderson A Linn. The Epwoith' League of the M E church will give a lawn social at the home of Hon J H McClung Tuesday evening, August 41 It. Admission I11 cludlug refreshments 10 cents. Small In sine, but great In results. DoWltt's Llltle Early Risers act gently but thoroughly, curing Indi gestion, dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill, safe pill, best pill. Obiiukn A Delano. Somebody has figured It out that the boy who saves a cent a day will find himself possessor of $060 when he has reached his fifteenth year. Should he lav by ten ceuts every day he will have a fortune of $0,600, and by saving a dollar every day the sum of $05,051 will accumulate In fllty years provided the savings have drawn six per cent. Hoys, think the matter over seriously. I've a socret in my heart, Sweet Mario, A tale I would Impart, Sweet Marie: If you'd even fairer bo Von must always uso Parks' Tea The Improvement you will see, Bweet Marie. Sold by A. Ykkinoton. Colleges that are embarrassed for the want of funds may And it profita ble to Invest In a football team. The annual repot t of the Yale football asso ciation shows that the total receipts of the team for the season amounted to $20,272.75, and after all expenses were met a balance of $0,302.16 remained In the treasury. One leading cause of malaria and fever Is the foul condition of kitchen sinks anil waste pipes, as soap will not deodorlie them. The only thing that will cleanse such places Is pure cans tlo, which can be obtained at the grocers and labeled Red Seal Lyo. Is fine granulated, In large sifting top onus, handy to use and absolutely pure. Hull A Bon. The careless camper who leaves his fire burning when he moves his camp and the fellows who sets out fires to seo them bum, is abroad In the land, and as a consequence thousands of dot lara worth of timber Is being destroyed to say nothing of the discomfort and menace to health of breathing au atmosphere filled with smoke. The law covering such cases should be strictly enforced, It Is the same old story and yet con stantly recurring that Simmons Liver Ryiilator Is the beat family medicine. "We have used It lu our family for 8 years and Hud it tlio best medicine we ever used. We think there Is 110 such 11 edlclue as Simmons Liver Regu-lator."-Mrs M K S Addington, Frank tin, N C. "Each member of our fam ily iism It as occasion requires." W H siulth, Mt Vernon, Ky. READ 'EMT ' t iloi ill Maaon laia. t (10 !'' - i " " Tojspwial po,l vnhu-s your ,,,,,, gB, .. .. w on account of the Ci.kvki.anp Extra raps and rubbeiserdo... SojxiMKS. r:" ,ai. a ton eceniio vsmw suavru siiiiUKn s Ax Billy. The Divinity School. Today's Salem Btateaiuuu; Dean E C Sander son, of the divinity school of Eugene, passed through Salem yesterday after noon on his way to Eastern Oregon where he will spend two weeks In the Interest of his school. Rev Sanderson states that the outlook for his inslltu tlonj Is far more hopeful lhan ever and that he expects the next year to be a very prosperous one for his work. A linlf Uncle of land. adjoining me - .. - ,.. . i.... t University or uregon gnmuus i-,u-. gene, lying between the state property j LlthecUy, has been purchased and in time suitable buildings will be erected thereon, and the school made 1 permanent institution. Endeavor Election. The Y P 8 C E, of the U B church, held Us regu lar monthly busluess meeting and semi-annual election at the church last evening. The regular routine business was transacted. A commltue was appointed to draft resolutions of respect to the memory ot the late Sirs Geo D Needy, who held tlio office of vice-president of the society. The election resulted as follows: President, Miss Jessie Llvermore; vice president, Miss Maggie Luckey, seorctary, Miss Andry Close; corresponding secretary, Miss Iono Ziegler; treasurer, C D Ed wards; cborUter, Miss Nora, Luckey, organist, MissElma Hendricks. What Constitutes a Family Medicine? A nronaratloo which l adapted to the rcllcl and cuiei ailments to which members ol a household Is most subject, and which la not only alleged to do ihli, but haa long and un failingly proved lt ability to do It, Mniredlr doserveslhe title ol a reliable family Medi cine. AmonK time-nouoreu preiii. which experience and the sanction ol tlio med icine profcwlon Indicate an dcBervIng ot popu lar regard and confidence, la Hosteller's Stom ach Bitters, a medicine adapted to the ! eradi cation ol dyspepsia, consumption and bilious ness, the three most frequent oeeurjng ailments that vex mankind. Derived from a botanic parentage, it Is efficient aa well as pure and wholesome. It relieves norvous disquietude and lsluarllvlly ol ihe kidneys and cjunter arts a tendency to rhenmallsm. For renewing nagging streugxn ana impwiui .,.e..w .. be implicitly riled upon. Fever and ague, iheumalism and debility are remedied br it. Trouble at Cottage Grove. John Ulrich was given an examina tion before Justice Medley at Cottage Orove last evening on a charge of steal ing a horse from John Hull. The evi dence failed to bear out the prosecution and the defendant wus dlsctiargea. The defendant then had the prosecut ing witness arrested on the chargo of assault and battery. The hitler's trial has not been held j et. Plant Estahlibiikd. Mr C R Uonney, receutly of Salem, has his now soda works plant In positlou in the Halo row aud will begin bottling next Monday. Ho makes a long list of drinks; In fajt almost any kind of tern perute drink Imaginable. Mr Bonney's family have arrived and they have ta ken up their residence in the MoCor nack house at Sixth aud Charnolton streats. A Delightful Rain. A u 1111 looked for rain fell at an early hour this morning laying the dust and cleaning up the atmosphere. This Is the first ralu Btorm since June. It looks as if wo might get a shower or two more before it cleared up. Personals. Junction City Times: Misses Myra and Lou Norrls, of Eu gene, are the appreciated guests of Col and Mrs Folaom II N Cockesllne, of Eugene, was here this week looking up life insurance. HAMMOCKS AT $1.00, I V J I I amntiQ (Prauford ?1 J - - - Will be in in a few days. This makes the 13th con signment of bicycles this sea son. We sell the best bicy cles for the Iea:-t money-save, vou about o o .-; 7 aw O, oo ' "" lUnLL HllU JUU UUil UUUUb BARKER GUN WORKS, - oth St., Eugene, l-OLMDBD WITH A (W.-Cottagel Grovc-Ltmati Leader: rv uieej bovine brought destruction to a wheel and despair to the hearts ol a couple of riders from Eugene the other day. Messrs G W Orlffln and L D Alex ander took a spin to our town upon a handsome laudem, and while wheel ng along one of the bypaths in the south- ..i...ri.u ihev came across a cow quietly brouslug by the path, and the boys thougut mat l"e y.- o n....,iv lw her. but JU91 as lliey tuiuo --- . - notion about opposue . to cross over to hoot her path, and in attempt ng ' Uo stepped into the rout wheel .ni broke It badly. The boys uimoieu up ... - heap and the cow passed 011 iiucou- selous of the damage she Uatl fione. rim "f the wheel was oau.j broken, the fork or uie wsi bent at nearly right angles and the peduls strained aud bent, and there was no alternative nut ui mount and carry It to a hotel and wait fur the first train home. The wheel is nearly new aud a very handsome one, but the well meaning cow, for the time being, spoiled Its beauty an des troyed its usefulness. White Crows. Cottage Grove Leader: Frank Veatch has captured .,h,i.mi In thn some curious ireaas m iu,. - shape of two white crows. One day he noticed two white ana vwo omen i.irds. lust able to leave their nest, and upon catching and exaiuiulng them de cided that they were all crows of one family. The white ones are as wnue as snow and the black ones blucK as tar. The feet, legs and beaks or tlie white ones are while and their eyes are blue. Mr Veatch has caged and will raise them as curiosities. The Roof Fell. The Cottage Grove Leader: Three little child ren of Mr Zlnk's, above Latham, while playing on the roof of an old wood house, the building fell and the children were all more or less injured. Oue had Ids arm broken, another had its under lip torn down to the chin, and the other laid unconscious for sev eral hours. Dr Suapp was called to attend them and the last accounts re port them Improving. 100 Reward 5100. PI. .wiawlnrai rtf ihU TlHtlPr Will tw IllcflflCt tO learn that there is at Ivast one ilre-vi d dls-aso that ncletice hn been able to cute in all Hi Btaite and that 1" Ctarrh. Hall 'a C'ntarrh Cure in the onl inikHIvo cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh Ik-Iiik a-coiistltu-tloual disease rfp'r a coiiftUullonal treat ment. Hall' Catarrh cure la taken internally nciltift directly upon tlio blood and mucous sur facfa of the nyt-tem, thereby destroy tint the disease, aud Kiviiir? the patient strength by building up tliu constitution and asslKtitiR na ture in dolus Its work. The in.i.rletorn have so much faith In its curative powers, that they otter One Hundred Dollars for any caso that ft fall! to cure. Bend (or list of resumoiilaii. Addn-SK, K J OHKNEY A Co, Toledo, O, ar-iold by all DrugKins, 76c. I am prepared to accommndute a few summer boarders at Point Tt-rrace. Fine Htihing aud hunting in the vicin Ity. Guides and boats to bo had If tie- sired. Steamers paus daily to and from the cape. Delightful localiou. Terms moderate. Mks. J. It Stiles, Point Terrace, Or. Rooms to Let. Furnished rooms, with or without board, near Willain- ette street. Inqulro at Guakii oDlce for further particulars. On account of the rain Bruw and Charlie Orlflln will be unable to make thelrcontemplated trip up the McKen zie this afternoon. $1.50, $225. and $3.00. These are Special Bargain?, Camp folding stools, 2oc Folding camp chair anil bed $1.25 FISHING TACKLE LARGE AS.SOUTM EX l' 2 lilies for 5c Fine tro-.it (lies. 25c per insetl. Leaderc; 3ft 5c Jointed poles. 250. die aim i.x. Spill bamboo pnlr,$2.00 (.all and seo these groat iwrgnuis. Anolhtr consignment ol the Bieyelesfr i 19 . i m SPECIAL 1 1 DUNN'S, Ladies Duck Suits .Worth $9.00 For $3.35. Bassitz Kid Gloves . Worth $1.00 For 65 Cents. P. E. f STOVES. You' can buy the Universal stoves and ranges now cheaper than ever before. They are made of the best iron use the least wood in cooking and are the best bakers made. We sell them cheaper than any good stove has ever been sold in Lane county. GRIFFIN N ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING HI People from buying those 'lan ana lilack summer onoes. we are sell ing tuera so cheap that they will have them. Sizes are badly broken but we are closing them out fast. F.wiv shoe a banrain. Call aud learn prices before they are all gone. YORAN &SON, The Shoe Dealers. Oregon Press Association. . At a meeting of the Executive Com mittee of the Oregon Press Association, held in Portland, July 29th, 1890, it was decided to call the annual meeting at Astoria, Or., by unanimous vote. The date set being August 19th. All member" of the association who intend being present are requested to send in their nnnift and yearly dues to E L E White, chairman of the executive committee. This matter must be at tended to at once. C C Doughty, president. Ai.iikrtTozier, secretary. E L E White, chairman. Ueoikie Small. Ciiari.es Nickell. State papers are requested to kindly publish this notice one or more times. A Strike In the Music Cottage Grove Leader: Mr. J W Cook, mana ger of the Music mine, was down from Ills camp during the week and reports having developed au entirely new body of ore in the Music. He says the ore Is of good grade and appears to be quite exten sive. Help U'Miited male WANTKn-SouriTosn to campaign bmik Srrsn Slid Sowall nml Free Stlvpf" nuthnrlK.1 bj Bryan, written by U I. Metcalf, Editor Oma ha Worltl-llcrnlit. aiinototud mutbor bv hrvai.. 1'ontaltis steoches and platform. A bonansa inr agems. a tree sliver mine lor workers, only ll .yi. The only authorized bonk. 50 per oen t . Credit siven. Freight paid. Outfltfree. Bein now with choice ol territory. 1'ermaiient work lor M6. A.lilrpM The National Book Concern, Star Bull lliu.-, Chlcsito. RUDY'S I'll.E SUPPOSITORY. Is irnaranteed to etire Piles and rvinatinattmi or money reluii.Icil. 5fl eonts per box. Send two stamp lor rlrc'iiar and Fr-e Sample to MA It I I.N fcl DV. Heirlsterrd Pharmaclst.Uneaa Ut, Pa. No 1'obtai.s Asswaaao. For sale by all Hrst-plsss druggists everywhere, and lu Kugeue Ureion by lisljiiru UelAnn Ell Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes: "I have been suffering from plies for 25 years and thought my case incura ble. DcWItt's Witch Hazel Salve was recommended to me as a pile cure, so 1 bought a box and it performed a per manent cure." This Is only one of thnuannds of similar cures. Eczema, sores and skin diseases yield quickly when it la used. Osmium & DeLano. The Eugene Granite and Marble Works, W. W. MARTIN, Prop., iiMI , .7 T""1 ,ni opllaneos lo con !? '',,,'''Ir,,' pi.) U, fu,n.sh the i T. ' !!l"'".metital ori. IriV V " '''"!' '"A "rsnlte t am now prepare.! !,, ....h .11 k,o,. n dressed ,t.,ne. rk. e'e ,mt iroin the 1'ioiieer (Yaquln. Bay) 60c SYRUP for - - - 35c. SARDINES, 5c. S-lbs NICE APRICOTS, 25. 4-ibs NICE PEACHES, 25& .My Uried Fruits. Boacs, Eice and New Onions are here. A. E. WOOD. AT DUNN. HARDWARE CO. Mnrvelous Results. From a letter written by Rev. Gut. derman, of Dimoudale, Mich., we ut permitted to make this extract: "I have no hesitation iu recommending Dr. King's Tsew Discovery as tha re sults were almost marvelous la the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist church at Rives Junc tion she was brought down with pneu monia succeeding lagrippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and It seemed as if she could not survive Uiein. A l'riend recommended Or, King's New Discovery; It was quick in Its work and highly satisfactory In results." Trial bottles free at Hen derson & Linn's drug store. Regular size, 60c and $1. A New Charoe. Junction t'ltj Times: "Elder Skaggj, who haj had charge of the Christian church of tbil place for upwards of four years, hai c cepted a cull to the pastorate of Christ ian church of The Dalles. Theelderhu built up nstroug oongrcgation at thli place and also at other places through out the county. His services will be greatly missed, not only by the follow ers of his chosen faith, but by all who desire the upbuilding and the better mentof mankind generally. He ex pects to remove his family to bis ne field of labor about Beptember lit. The best wishes of all will accompsoj the elder and his good family to their new homo." An Indian Divorce Cae.-T1 divorce case of Metcalf vs Metcalf w tried lu open court last Tuesday even ing. In tills caw Bob Metcalf, one of the old Indians on the reservstion, sought to sever the marital bonds that held him to Iris lifelong kloolckmin, Lucy Metcalf. Hut Lucy was w ready to be disposed of and set Ml by the stern unn of the law, and Bhe hired a lawyer to "wawa" for bet and made such a able defense of tbe case that she beat the case, and so i In still the lawful wedded wife of Boo Metcalf. Lincoln County Leader. Wanted. All girls to knowtbtl "Hoe Cake" will not make tbeir hands red like common soap. BJ the wrappers. They are worth cent apiece. Hall & Son. It would be hard to convince siMJ1 suffering from bilious colic that nil agony is due to a microbe with n; pronouncable name. But one doee DeWitt's Collo and Cholera Cure convince him of Its power to!W Instant relief. It kills pain. - Osburn DkLajw. W. KUYKENDALL, M. 0, Physician and Surgeon. nrrir.. in r.hrirman Block. and mt"" J" Speelai sitenll.ill to tor cry ease, .it a.riuen.